Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 145, 1 May 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY MAY 1, 1917

LOCAL PEOPLE SING DESPITE HARD RAIN; MOVEMENT SUCCEEDS

. Richmond folks have taken oo the Community Sins movement ; They demonstrated that last night vrben nearly 40O of m scorn ad the rainstorm end fathered at the! High school auditorium for the third of the Teachers' Federation's scries of Sings. Conductor Sloan e used his) High School orchestra for accompaniments, with Miss Edna Marlatt, and njr the prelude work from 7 to 7:30. i The usual program of songs was Riven 'by .the audience, opening; with "America" and closing with the "Star Spangled Banner." ! Special music was furnished by Miss Ruth Scott, who played two violin numbers accompanied by ter sister, Miss Martha; Mrs. F. W. Krueger

and tho First Methodist Quartet. Mrs. Krueger sang "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny" and the quartet sang "Come Where My Lo7e Lies Dreaming." The quartet is composed of Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall, Miss Grace Shera and George Kodge. - - The fourth Sing of this series will bo held Wednesday night for West Richmond residents in Allen Jay Memorial church.

Deaths in Preble

Masonic Calendar

Tuesday, May 1 Richmond lodge, No. 196, F. & A. M., stated meeting. Wednesday, May 2 Webb lodge, No. 24, F. & A. M., called meeting, work in Master Mason degree, commencing at 7 o'clock. Thursday. May 3 Wayne Council, No. 10, R. & S. M., stated assembly. Friday, May 4 King Solomon's Copter, No. 4, R. A. M., called meeting, work in Royal Arch degree. Satarda-, May ; 6 Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E.' S.t stated meeting and initiation of candidates,

MAYME FREEMAN BONNER EATON, O. The body of Mayme Freeman Bonner, 62, wife of William Bonner, of . Richmond, Ind was brought here Monday and burled in Mound Hill cemetery. Her death occurred In Richmond following a long illness. The deceased was a daughter of the late Judge Isaac E. Freeman, of this city, and was born ' here. Her mother, Mrs. Kate Freeman, resides in the Masonic Home at Springfield. She Is also survived by her husband, one son, Charles, of Richmond, Ind., and one sister, Mrs. Lou Burdick, of Chicago. MARGAR AT STANZA : EATON, O. Funeral . services for Margaret Stanza, 70, will be held Wednesday afternoon at her later home on East Wadsworth street, conducted by Rev. McD. Howsare. Burial in Mound Hill cemetery. ' ' The deceased, the wife of John P. Stanza, died Sunday evening following

a two years' illness caused by cancer.

She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John . I. Bailey, both deceased, and was born and reared in Preble county. She had lived In this city thirty years. She was a member of Dorcas temple, Pythian Sisters. Besides her husband and two daughters. Miss Minnie Stanza and Mrs. Elma Watkins, of this city, she is survived by the following , brothers and sisters: E. E. Bailey, Mrs. Henry McNeal, Mrs. G. W. Longnecker and Mrs. Rebecca Dwire, of this city; S. M. and O. P. Bailey, of Latty; James and Albert Bailey, . of Dayton. William Bailey, of this city, is a half-brother and Mary Jane Miley, of Union City, is a half-sister.

ELECTED HEAD OF SCHOOL

OXFORD, O., May 1. David A. Grove, Oxford, has been elected school superintendent for Oxford, Milford, Hanover and Reily townships, at a salary of $1,800, for three years.

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GOES' BACK TO FARM

OXFORD. O., May 1. Oley Blanchard, Clinton, Mich., Miami University's crack baseball pitcher, ..is out of the game. He has gone home to farm . ; " " . , i'- . f ? Physical Director Brodbeck is trying to schedule Earlbam College for

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May 11, in place of U. of C. cancelled, and Wabash College. Crawfordsville, lad., for May 30, In place of Denlson, cancelled.

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235 SOUTH 11TH ST.

What Does High Quality Mean to You In Your Plumbing & Heating ? It means comfort a! all times in your home. It means freedom from plumbing worries, freedom from the annoyance of leaky pipes or a cold house. You need high quality plumbing and heating in your home, such asrou get when John H. Niewbehner 819 South G Street installs it. See him now for this work

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DO YOU KNOW THAT Hard Times and High Cost of Living Are Forerunners of Burglary, Theft and Larceny? Why not invest $10.00 and secure protection and peace of mind with a $1,000.00 BURGLARY, THEFT and LARCENY INSURANCE POLICY? For particulars call - - Dougan, Jenkins & Co. Corner StlTand Main Sts. : Phone 1330 Over Mashmeycr, Granger Store.

Residence Planning Is a special work to which I have devoted most of my time for the past thirteen years. May I help you? If you want a strictly High Grade Warm Air Heating System, have me install a "Model." There is none better. GEO. W. MANSFIELD Architect 904 1-2 Main Street Phone 1593

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BEAUTIFUL KEMPER RESIDENCE IS LOCATED IN REEVE STON Reeveston is the location of the beautiful and thoroughly modern home featured today. It is .located, 311, South Sixteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Kemper planned their new home themselves and it contains many distinctive features. House Built of Brick. . The house is built of dark brick. A garage conforming to the general design of the house is built adjoining the residence at the rear. Passage-ways lead to the garage but of the basement of the residence and out of the kitchen. The interior of the house is finished in quarter-sawed oak. There are eight rooms and a bath. The basement extends under the entire house. Every room is equipped with the ' indirect electric lighting system.. Richmond Electric company did the wiring and furnished fixtures. . The hot water heating system is used. Living Room is Large. A large living room, "15x34 feet extends across the entire first floor of the home. v v r .- The house is one of the few in town equipped with a built-in vacuum cleaning system. Dietrich and Hasecoster were the general contractors fn charge of the erection of the building: Irvin Reed and Sons furnished hardware and glass. The house wasbuilt as nearly as possible from Richmond products and by local labor.

Mill Work of Quality We do our own millwork and satisfaction guaranteed on all work. Let us figure on your work. ANYTHING IN BUILDING HARRY E. PINNICK GENERAL CONTRACTOR Shop, 112 South Tenth St. Phones 2131 & 3719

R. J. BEHRINGER Our Contract for Massillon State Hospital, Massillon, Ohio taking 120 squares of slate roofing with all sheet met' al (copper), is proof of our ability. R. J. BEHRINGER Roofing and Sheet Metal Co. Tin. Slate, Tile, and Asbestos Shingle Roofing

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A thousand door-bells, buzzers, signals each responding like a flash to the button's touch! The life ot the city runs smoothly, just eo long as Its summoning; and its warn ing signals lie ready for instant use. To make your signaling system trustworthy to run your auto, engine, phone or bell dependably wire In a set of Columbia, the battery built with 28 years of know-how. Richmond Electric Co. Tel. 2826

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